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description: The dotnet-sln command provides a convenient option to add, remove, and list projects in a solution file.
author: mairaw
ms.author: mairaw
ms.date: 05/29/2018
ms.date: 06/13/2018
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# dotnet sln

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The `dotnet sln` command provides a convenient way to add, remove, and list projects in a solution file.

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nit: "you need to have a solution file already" -> the solution file must already exist

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Makes it sooo much better. Thanks @rpetrusha!

To use the `dotnet sln` command, the solution file must already exist. If you need to create one, use the [dotnet new](dotnet-new.md) command, like in the following example:

```
dotnet new sln
```

## Commands

`add <PROJECT> ...`
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